2021-2022 Duck Hunting Thread

[Razrbk89]

Anyone ever left a big spread out all season? Like 6-8 dozen. Private water

I don’t pick up decoys. As posted above though, we have quite a few out in most of our spots.

[panhandlehunter]

Can I put a blind up Boggy?? (Matagorda)
Anyone know?
Thanks

Yes, you can do whatever you want. Now whether it’s legal or not, is not up to me.

[Quackerbox]

It’s all good! We can catch up during big duck! What weekend are y’all hunting?


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The 25th. And maybe a crane hunt later

Can I put a blind up Boggy?? (Matagorda)
Anyone know?
Thanks

Of course. But the mud is atrocious

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[Texas Grown]

I gotta ask, what’s up with the binos in the blind??

Well, sometimes it's nice watching stuff that's over 3/4 miles away at my age, like gulls and turns picking the left overs from stripers hitting top of water, diver ducks feeding out in the middle of the lake, hogs or is it dogs out on the beach, whos that people in that boat question (which I carry binoculars when I'm fishing too), or who is that in the blind half mile or more away? And sometimes it's just nice to sit and watch various types of shore birds closer. Lots of reasons to keep some binoculars handy in the boat, the truck, and at home.

I hunt big water inland most of the time.

The fish are biting, and there's hogs to be kill-t. Gotta go!

[Texas Grown]

I usually set 6-8 dozen out. But pick them up each time. Public lakes.

The fish are biting, and there's hogs to be kill-t. Gotta go!

[jdg13]

Dang you guys got a bunch of stuff! I throw out about 10 decoys. Partly because it looks more natural than a giant spread where I hunt but mostly because unless I'm in the boat I've got to carry them for a mile

[DKirk]

Dang you guys got a bunch of stuff! I throw out about 10 decoys. Partly because it looks more natural than a giant spread where I hunt but mostly because unless I'm in the boat I've got to carry them for a mile

I need to go this route, we been hauling 3-4 dozen and it sucks lol.

[Texas Grown]

I used to carry in 3 dozen or so with waders, gun, and gear before I got my first boat. But that was well over 35 years ago.

The fish are biting, and there's hogs to be kill-t. Gotta go!

[Razrbk89]

Well, sometimes it's nice watching stuff that's over 3/4 miles away at my age, like gulls and turns picking the left overs from stripers hitting top of water, diver ducks feeding out in the middle of the lake, hogs or is it dogs out on the beach, whos that people in that boat question (which I carry binoculars when I'm fishing too), or who is that in the blind half mile or more away? And sometimes it's just nice to sit and watch various types of shore birds closer. Lots of reasons to keep some binoculars handy in the boat, the truck, and at home.

I hunt big water inland most of the time.

The fish are biting, and there's hogs to be kill-t. Gotta go!

That makes good sense. I was genuinely curious. I have a good pair in my truck and another pair on the porch so I can get to them quickly if I need to see something. I’m definitely a bino fan.

I typically only hunt for an hour and half or so every morning so I’m a minimalist in the blind. If we go to the woods, you can’t see anything anyway and really I’ve never felt like I needed them in pits. I think I’d just get frustrated if we weren’t shooting much and I could see a couple thousand sitting two fields over! 😂

[Buck hunter332]

Dang you guys got a bunch of stuff! I throw out about 10 decoys. Partly because it looks more natural than a giant spread where I hunt but mostly because unless I'm in the boat I've got to carry them for a mile

Same here if I throw 2 duz out it’s a lot of deeks

[droebuck]

In. Ready for Teal season!

[Canoe1]

I'm ready, but I think my 12 y.o. is more excited about this year. First time hunting with a shotgun last year, he was laying them down pretty good.
And now, he's wanting to use a 12ga. (And my 12 kicks less than the youth 20.)

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[Txpepper]

i'm ready, but i think my 12 y.o. Is more excited about this year. First time hunting with a shotgun last year, he was laying them down pretty good.
And now, he's wanting to use a 12ga. (and my 12 kicks less than the youth 20.)

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nice!!!

[Txpepper]

A little over a month now boys!!!

[dbpredator]

Tilden Texas will travel anyway hane a gator tail rig and take most of duck season off

I'm in NE Texas so about as far away from you in TX I could get but if you'd ever make it here anyway I'd love to take you up on that offer.
Me and a buddy of mine are going into our third season this year but neither of us had any experience or anyone to show us and mostly hunting public land we are having limited success. If anyone ever wants someone to hunt with we'd love to tag along and maybe gain some more knowledge as well.

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